TeryT
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Actually, mine has been very functional & effective - at catching bugs!:frog:I'll complain about it. Non-functional scoops are pointless.
Actually, mine has been very functional & effective - at catching bugs!:frog:I'll complain about it. Non-functional scoops are pointless.
Overall, the fifth-generation 4Runner, while significantly improved over the previous offering, still felt dated and out of touch with the modern SUV market. The vehicle seemed to me a throwback to vehicles built a decade ago. 4Runner feels huge and most definitely truckish.
as a fellow owner of three 4runners, i have only one word: precisely....which is exactly why I love mine.
Really? I have no idea how this could be true since the thing is completely sealed - unless somebody opened it up to senselessly let all the junk blow on top of their engine!:nono:I heard the owner with the scoops said their engine compartments are dirtier than the one who don't.
I heard the owner with the scoops said their engine compartments are dirtier than the one who don't.
and it will eventually create a being that looks like this:...and I heard that it will talk to you if you put red LED's in the scoop. :jump:
:naughty:and it will eventually create a being that looks like this:
Really? I have no idea how this could be true since the thing is completely sealed - unless somebody opened it up to senselessly let all the junk blow on top of their engine!:nono:
Yes, but with looks like that it was almost worth it! :lol::naughty:
Unfortunately, that whole nuclear attack thing Number Six was involved in wasn't exactly peachy :nono:
...and I heard that it will talk to you if you put red LED's in the scoop. :jump:
Really? I have no idea how this could be true since the thing is completely sealed - unless somebody opened it up to senselessly let all the junk blow on top of their engine!:nono:
Well that seals it - to prove myself not gay, I must go and test drive a 5th gen (and like it too)! So GayI used to have a large district AAA office as a customer, and if the guy who reviewed the 4R is as limp-wristed as all the men who worked there, his opinion on SUVs/trucks would be useless.
I don't think there is anyone here, tiny margin at best, that even gave the Highlander a second thought vs. a 4Runner.
Agreed! Anyone hearing that they might conceivably drop a V8 in the 5th gen? I need it for towing, and don't want to jump up to something larger (won't fit in the garage!). My 4th gen only has 110k, but . . .I "saw" one on my way to test drive my 4RLtd. I like my 4runner to be a TRUCK. I, too, am honestly annoyed with some of these reviewers. In my opinion, Toyota hit it right on the mark with the 5th gen. I've now got 8k miles on my 2010 and I'm LOVING every day with it. So what if the interior isn't as posh as some of the other cars, this is a sport UTILITY vehicle. This is not an Escalade.. If I wanted a posh interior with all the 4runner capabilities, I'd have bought a Land Crusier. I'll never vear from Toyota, been buying these vehicles since 1993. Today, tomorrow, next week, Toyota, always. I say we take these reviewers out on a trail somewhere, stick them in thier "favorite" (thier pick, GMC, whatever) and then see who makes it back. My moneys on a 4runner towing thier pos back to the camp.
Agreed! Anyone hearing that they might conceivably drop a V8 in the 5th gen? I need it for towing, and don't want to jump up to something larger (won't fit in the garage!). My 4th gen only has 110k, but . . .![]()
How much are you towing? My tacoma (that has the older less powerful v6) pulls stuff like this just fine.
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